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Emporia State Adds 46 Into Chi Alpha Sigma National Honor Society

Group recognized for excellence in classroom and athletics

2024 ESU Chi Alpha Sigma Group Photo

Student-Athlete Development | 4/25/2024 9:43:00 AM

April 25, 2024-Emporia State inducted 49 student-athletes into the Chi Alpha Sigma National Honor Society during a ceremony on Monday, April 22. The national non-profit organization recognizes athletes who excel both on and off the field of competition.
 
Student-athletes must have achieved the rank of junior or senior, attended Emporia State for two or more semesters, achieved a 3.4 cumulative GPA or higher and earned a varsity letter.
 
"As the National Athletic Honor Society, Chi Alpha Sigma is a way to recognize our student-athletes off the court, field, or track. The 49 student-athletes that we will be inducting into Chi Alpha Sigma have proven that they are just as competitive in the classroom as they are during athletic competitions," said Emporia State Faculty Athletic Representative Terri Summey.  "As the liaison between athletics and academics, I am extremely proud of these students and their achievements in the classroom along with their achievements in academics. The DII mantra is "Life in the Balance" and the academic success of our student-athletes show that for them they are students first."
 
At the conclusion of the induction ceremony Mason Bina, Kamon Haydock and Catherine Lyon were named the officers for next year.
 
The mission and objectives of Chi Alpha Sigma are to encourage and reward high academic scholarship of college athletes at four-year accredited colleges and universities; to recognize outstanding academic achievement by intercollegiate varsity letter winners; to encourage good citizenship, moral character and friendship among the high academic achievers in college athletics; to recognize and honor the individual athlete, his/her team, sport, athletic department, and college or university; to mentor and to provide leadership to other athletes.
 
The honor society was founded in 1996 by then DePauw University head football coach Nick Mourouzis. His goal was to provide outstanding student-athletes with an opportunity to become connected within a fraternal association that aligns their educational and athletic successes for a lifetime.

The ceremony is available as a free to view event on the MIAA Network.
 
2024 Inductees
Carl Adams Football
Ty Anderson Men's Track and Field
Abby Bachman Soccer
Cade Barton Baseball
Hayden Baumwart Baseball
Mason Bina Women's Track and Field / Cross-Country
Graham Brunner Baseball
Zuzanna Buchnajzer Volleyball
Jake Bucovetsky Baseball
Tyler DeBey Men's Track and Field
Caydence Doebele Volleyball
Haley Garnett Softball
Angelina Gnezdilova Women's Tennis
Will Hann Baseball
Kamon Haydock Men's Track and Field / Cross-Country
Aiden Hicks Men's Track and Field
Ethan Hildebrand Men's Basketball
Kelly Hipsher Softball
Katie Horyna Women's Basketball
Kiera Knoflicek Women's Tennis
Cade Kohlmeier Disc Golf
Caleb Liermann Men's Track and Field / Cross-Country
Corbin Liermann Men's Track and Field / Cross-Country
Hadlie Lowe Soccer
Catherine Lyon Women's Track and Field / Cross-Country
PJ Mitchell Johnson Men's Basketball
Renee Nichol Women's Track and Field
Kyra Ohl Women's Track and Field
Anastasia Pesic Women's Tennis
Gracie Rabe Softball
TJ Racherbaumer Baseball
Andrew Rantz Baseball
Abigael Reid Women's Track and Field
Brogan Renfro Men's Track and Field
Andrea Santiago Sanchez Women's Tennis
Anton Sarunic Men's Tennis
Ryan Sauter Baseball
Emma Seidl Women's Track and Field
Coby Smith Men's Track and Field
Macy Smith Women's Basketball
Ainslee Stepp Volleyball
Paige Stranghoner Women's Tennis
Caden Stucky Disc Golf
Mason Sturdy Baseball
Isaac Tarango Men's Track and Field
Jayda VanAckeren Softball
 
 
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